Why do Christians eat ham for Easter?

For one reason: to show they're not Jewish.

Ham is vile, there is no other plausible reason.

But ham makes bacon, and bacon is gooooood.

And bacon makes a nice, warm blanket.

I eat bunnies for Easter. That's the tradition, right?

Bunny meat is not kosher, either. Christianity is pagan. Christians are merely followers of a man-made religion called Christianity. They are not followers of the Jewish Messiah, Yashua, or they would be Torah-observant. Their Christ is an idol fashioned in their own image. One of the biggest lies in Christianity claims that the "New Testament" says "the first day of the week", but the Greek literally states "on one of the Sabbaths". Since there were 2 Sabbaths that week, 1st Khag HaMatsa and the weekly Sabbath, we know Yashua arose on the weekly Sabbath (i.e. "saturday") after 3 days and 3 nights. True believers ought to come out of the "Church" and identify with Israel's Elohim, the congregation of Israel (the true bride), and the Torah of Truth.

What if it's just a little bunny?

wow, bearer-of-good-news. Where do you get your ideas from? And that is what your comment is, man made ideas. First, there is nothing man made about Christianity. This was God's idea, not man's. And to address another comment made above, the slaying of Jesus was God's doing, not the Jews. One must understand the early prophets so you can realize the the sacrifice of Jesus was ordained hundres of years before His actual dieing. God knew, and still does, that only Jesus was good enough, sinless, to suffice as an atonement for all of our sins. why we insist in picking apart the exact day of Jesus' death and ignore the fact that He rose for the dead for all our sakes. People wilt little knowledge of the bible are like fans at a NASCAR race complaining about a driver and yet they have no knowledge of what it is like to be in that race and making split second decisions. For those of you that condemn the Jews, do you know what the term "Jew" means? It simply means "One who worships God". Another tidbit is that yes, Jesus was a Jew and He came for the Jew, not the gentile. His words, not mine. I personally do not what to be Torah observant as no one, and I mean no one can follow the Torah. It is called the "Law" and Jesus came to free us from the impossibility of keeping it. Do you research before you post something to the web that is not correct. I sure hope you can understand that the more that you look into our Christian history, the more you will understand. Do your own research, don't take anothers word for anything.

Re: “Easter Ham Mystery”
wow, bearer-of-good-news. Where do you get your ideas from? And that is what your comment is, man made ideas. First, there is nothing man made about Christianity. This was God's idea, not man's. And to address another comment made above, the slaying of Jesus was God's doing, not the Jews. One must understand the early prophets so you can realize the the sacrifice of Jesus was ordained hundres of years before His actual dieing. God knew, and still does, that only Jesus was good enough, sinless, to suffice as an atonement for all of our sins. why we insist in picking apart the exact day of Jesus' death and ignore the fact that He rose for the dead for all our sakes. People wilt little knowledge of the bible are like fans at a NASCAR race complaining about a driver and yet they have no knowledge of what it is like to be in that race and making split second decisions. For those of you that condemn the Jews, do you know what the term "Jew" means? It simply means "One who worships God". Another tidbit is that yes, Jesus was a Jew and He came for the Jew, not the gentile. His words, not mine. I personally do not what to be Torah observant as no one, and I mean no one can follow the Torah. It is called the "Law" and Jesus came to free us from the impossibility of keeping it. Do you research before you post something to the web that is not correct. I sure hope you can understand that the more that you look into our Christian history, the more you will understand. Do your own research, don't take anothers word for anything.

Guided, if by "means" you're referring to the etymology, then Jew simply means someone from Judea. Do your research before you post something to the web that is not correct. Your closing sentence is a bit ironic, don't you think?